We wouldn't have had to pay well over 500 dollars to stay in a hotel.

I oversee my repairs and lower floors are hotel units.

They don't clean, they don't maintain, my homes started looking like hotel rooms where the tenants would move out after a year of abusing the home, and I had no recourse with the Housing authority.

One in particular comes to mind that still works his tax practice but owns a few hotels and a couple storage units.

Give your landlord a forwarding address, even it its a hotel.

I once owned a couple of condo hotel units on a resort island in Northern Michigan!

Single income house, blown credit, wife pregnant and her working a hotel front desk job at the same time kind of broke.

She was coming out of an abusive situation and living in a hotel, she had been approved at the shelter but was uncomfortable with her children there.

We have to buy plane tickets to Columbus, stay at a hotel, interview property managers, determine repairs needed.

Historically, hotel cap rates were 100 to 150 basis points higher than office cap rates.